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TUC response to Social Security Advisory Committee's
Consultation on the Government’s proposals for managed migration of Universal Credit
- 17 September 2018
Consultation response
Fixing the Retirement Lottery
This reports sets out the flaws in the current pensions system.The employment lottery that means that workers in some sectors have decent provision, while in many others large numbers are excluded from pensions or receive very little...
- 27 February 2018
Research and reports
The Gig is Up
This report shows the impact of insecurity at work on workers themselves, and on the UK’s economy and public finances. And it reports back from a TUC survey of people in insecure jobs, enabling them to tell us about their experience of work in their own words.
- 26 June 2017
Research and reports
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Universal Credit is driving workers into poverty - stop and scrap it now
The government's flagship benefits policy is pushing low-paid workers into debt. It must be scrapped before any more damage is done.
Anjum Klair - 12 October 2018
What impact does poverty have on human rights? We're about to find out
Austerity and Universal Credit have weakened rights and pushed many low-paid workers into poverty - and Brexit could make things even worse
Jack Jones - 10 October 2018
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